ES15

I mean, the speakers are a good enough match your LP60X, so if you're not going to change the TT, I wouldn't bother with the speakers. They're perfectly fine, entry-level powered speakers. They aren't great, but certainly miles ahead of anything that is in a suitcase player. That said, this is my "s

Polk ES15. I love them! I also got the Fosi X5 preamp and the Fosi ZA3 amp, as well as the Fosi ZD3 DAC to allow my Samsung Frame tv to go through the Polks with HDMI ARC.

If I was starting again I'd go with Fosi components. You can start with a ZA3 amp, ( maybe a Fosi X5 phono preamp if you don't have a built in line out on your turntable). You could go with the Audio technica LP120 and not need an external phono preamp. Or get the nicest Fluance turntable you can af

I'm doing pretty much exactly that and it works great. Computer plugged by USB to the K7 Headphones plugged in the K7 balanced jack. Fosi ZA3 amp plugged in the K7 Polk ES15 plugged in the ZA3

I borrowed a pair of polk ES15 from a friend, which is what hooked me. Then managed to find a great local deal on some used monitor audio silver 2s, which were even better. If you have the money, then I highly recommend upgrading; r/budgetaudiophile is a great sub. But at the same time, you dont kno

It would be reasonable to put speakers like the Paradigm Monitor SE Atom or Polk ES15 in this system. Just guessing at what you might be willing to spend, and choosing a speaker that wouldn’t need a lot of power. Crutchfield has a good deal on the Klipsch RP-600M, right now. That’s not a speaker I u